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most citedGenerators, relations, and homology for Ozsváth-Szabó's Kauffman-states algebras

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math.GT2026

A note on smoothly slice links in

Marco Marengon, Clayton McDonald

We give an alternative proof of a result of Miyazaki and Yasuhara that there exists links that are not smoothly slice in . We discuss potential applications to the…

math.GT2024

Correction terms of double branched covers and symmetries of immersed curves

Jonathan Hanselman, Marco Marengon, Biji Wong

We use the immersed curves description of bordered Floer homology to study -invariants of double branched covers of arborescent links . We define a new i…

math.GT2024

Splitting links by integer homology spheres

Marco Golla, Marco Marengon

For every , we construct 2-component links in that are a split by an integer homology -sphere, but not by . In the special case , i.e. that of 2-lin…

math.GT2024

Smoothly slice links in

Marco Marengon, Clayton McDonald

We show that there exists a link with 2 components which is not smoothly slice in . By contrast, it is well-known that every knot (i.e.,…

math.GT2024

Spectra in Khovanov and knot Floer theories

Marco Marengon, Sucharit Sarkar, Andras Stipsicz

These notes provide an introduction to the stable homotopy types in Khovanov theory (due to Lipshitz-Sarkar) and in knot Floer theory (due to Manolescu-Sarkar). They were written f…

math.GT2023

On the rank of knot homology theories and concordance

Nathan M. Dunfield, Sherry Gong, Thomas Hockenhull +2

For a ribbon knot, it is a folk conjecture that the rank of its knot Floer homology must be 1 modulo 8, and another folk conjecture says the same about reduced Khovanov homology. W…